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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

An Albany ~. ~ lobogghn chute
sends the passengers down ct the rate
Of ninety-three miles an hour.
Hannibal Hamlin had = brother
named Julius Cesar Cincinnatus, and
his four sisters bore the name OF
Europe, Asia, Australia aud Amerlea-
A Number Il the large Western
roads have decided to discontinue the
publication OF weekly reports. Here
sfter they will be made monthly.
The Toledo, Ann Arbor and North
Michigan's new iron bridge across the
Raisin River, ct Dundee, has been
commenced. Il viii be 10 feet long.
There are 5000 INDECENT soldiers
end sailors who do not receive pen
sions who are supported Ia aims
houses and other public charitable
institutions in the United States.
Dom Pedro. Of Brazil. has intToduc-
ed a Semitic professor In the Bio de
ganeirO University, and he nov pro-
poses to have chairs established rang
Ing over the languages.
1t proposed to pension the fami-
lies OF the men who lost their lives 10
defending the Maine game law. The
heart Of the Pine Tree State beats
warmly for it's native moose.
A butterfly was recently caught In
some Pennsylvania woods where
there il sixteen inches Of snow on the
ground. 10 celebrated its Christmas
among the house plants Of its captor.
Robert Ream, the brother Of Winnie
Ream HOxie, died az Fort Smith,
Ark, Friday night. He has been a
noted character Of Indian Territory,
a. an adopted citizen Of the ChOctaw
tribe for % years.
The Sheriff and his deputies tried
10 hold the curtain al n CleavelaDd
theatre Saturday night, and they
were raised with Il 10 the amusement
OF the audience. who thought IL a
new feature 81 the play.
II may not be- known 10 some what
causes the different cOlOrs In bricks.
The red color 81 bricks Is due TO the
iron contained 10 the clay. In the
process Of burning, the iron COM
pounds are changed from the ferrous
10 the ferTie condition Anu rendered
anhydrous, thus developing the color.
Certain clsys like thOse in the viein-
ity OF Milwaukee, for instance-gou
tain little or no iron. aud the brick $
made from them are light or cream
colOred. -.ScicHfifc American.
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PHI


". Il. Hit & Co., FalfpOft. n y.
GeHfiCmen-F0r years my wife has
been "A sufferer from Constipation aud
Headache, suffering beyond endur-
ance. She has tried many remedies,
and consulted many eminent physi-
clans, but found no help. About
three months ago she began TO take
Cobb's Little POdOphyllin Pills and
che has had but one return Of ths
headache, and that was caused by
oyeFwOTk. Yours Truly,
Z. n. STEVENS, Lima. n. Y.
Oscar SeitZ, Druggist.
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Remarkable Recovery.

w. II. Hill 4 Co. Fairport, n. y
Gentlemen: My little boy has been
troubled with worms more than a
year. Amer trying every remedy ]
could hear Of, and employing eminent
physicians with no permanent cure,
l wss INDUCED by our druggist Mr.. :.
Coventry. 10 try your Peerless Worm
Specific. To our surprise and great
satisfaction. It relieved the little
sufferer before lie had used the first
bottle. I can recommend Il with the
utmost confidence to anyone having
little ones suffering from WORMS. I
would not be without II in the house.
LLOYD s CRANDALL.
The above statement Of Mr.. Gran.
dali / know to be true, having used
the Worm Specific in my own family
with the best results, and can truly
say II merits all II claims.
s. COVENTRY, Lima, n. Y.
OSCAR SEITZ, druggist.
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It IL said that 5000 people die an
nually 10 the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
Of the country one death In every
three Is from Consumption. This can
be and should be avoided our people
are too careless about an uruIisai 8
cough or cold, and other symptoms II
throat and lung affections that lead Of
this disease. You should arrest t.
while IL Is IN the germ. Two or three
doses Of DIR. BOsankO's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. II does not dry up a
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
il, but acts directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phlegm and morbid matter that aeeu-
mulates in the throat and lungs. IL
sllays all irritation and renders the
voice clear aud distinct. sold 10y
Oscar Eeifz.
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FOR ihe EsIIsf Of olhers.

EAST 81. Lil - g ~ ANAAs
PHOsPHATIC LEMON RYE CO..
ST. LOUIS, NO.
GENTLENEN:-Why have you not
before? The exclamation came from
g lady neigbbor Of mine who has
been ailing for three years, with
what the physicians claim 20 be ma
laria fever, which prevails here every
summer. she had DO appetite, was
respondent and depressed h spirit
and the least excitement would be
strain on her whole system aud often
she remarked Of being tired of life.
One day while in Sc. Louis one Of
your pamphlets fell into my hands
and / bought one large bottle Of your
PHOSPHATE LEMON RYE, gave it to
her and It is the only thing she has
been benefited by. Of all she ever
tried. She Is takirg Il regular aud
i'm proves every day You may use
this In pint for the btntft Of others.
Yours truly,
Mrs. P. HUsK.
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Or. Bosanko.

This name has become so familiar
with the most Of the people through
out the United States that il is hardly
necessary 10 state that he is the
originator Of the great DR.. Bosanko
Cough aud Lung Syrup, the peoples
favorite remedy wherever known, for
Coughs. Colds, Consumption aud sll
affections Of the Throat and Bungs.
Price Scots. and Sl.O0- Sold by Oscar
leitz
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Greatly Excited.

Not few OF the citizens OF Salina
have recently become greatly excited
over the astounding facts that several
Of their friends who have been pro
nOunced by their physicians as in
durable aud beyond all hope-suffer-
ing with that dreaded monster Con
sumption-have been completely
cured By DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma aud Bronchitis.
Trial bottles free 81 Oscar Seilz's
drug store. Large bottles, 81.
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Piles

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight I'm the back, lOins anu
lower part of the abdomen. causing
the patient To suppose he has some AZ
fection Of the kidney or neipbbor
organs. At times, symptoms OF indi-
gestiOns are present, as fiatulency, an
easiness Of the stomach, etc. A
moisture. like Precipitation, producing
a very disagreeable itching. particu
larry after getting warm in bed, IL a
very common attendant. Internal,
External and Itching Piles yield at
once 10 the application Of Dr. BUsankO s
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
Tumor. allaying the intense itching,
and enecting a permanent cure where
all other remedies have failed. DO
not delay until the drain on the sys-
tenn produces disability, but Try IL and
be cured. Price so cents. Ask your
druggist for 1t, and when you cannot
obtain il Of him, we will send IL, pre-
paid, on receipt OF price. Address
The DR.. BOsankO Medicine Co., Pigua
Ohio. Sold by Oscar Seitz.
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Free DIsirihuiInn.

"What causes the great rush at o.
car Seitz's drug store ." The free dis
tribulion Of sample bottles Of DIR. Bo-
sankO's Cough aud Dung Syrup, the
most popular remedy known for
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and
Bronchitis, now on the market Reg
ular size Scots. and 81.
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WonderfuICures

W. d. Hoyt q Co.. Wholesale and
Retail Druggists Of Rome. Ga, says :
We have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery, Electric Bitters and
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for two years
Have never handled remedies that
sell az well, or give such universal
satisfaction. There have been such
wonderful cures effected 10y these
medicines In this city. Several eases
Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by the use Of a
few bottles OF DR.. Kings New Dis
covery taken in connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them
always. Sold by Oscar Seitz.
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A cnnrh Iii carrr you on =.

And coffin they'll carry you or in,
You can stop the cough and the coffin
They'll carry you Off In,
By using Hills Peerless Cough Syrup
which l guarantee TO stop all this
Coughing, OF money refunded.
OSCAR SEITZ.
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Money is well expended, in pur-
chasing a Davis Sewing Machine.
From thousands, who. are using
these popular machines, nothing but
communication Is heard. Il could
not get along without my Davis, d" is
the conclusion Of every one who is so
fortunate a. to own one No other
machine Il 50 well adapted to the
varied sewing required in every fam
lis. The recent improvements in the
feed OF this machine have brought 1t
to a high state Of perfection.
The New High-Arm Dave is, to-
day. the queen Of sewing machines.
ItisLlI dsome. simple, substantial,
and easy running.
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"Shortness Of breath caused m Y
death - is inscribed on tombstone IN
an English graveyard, in all proba-
billty 1t would never have been nee
essary, il only the poor unfortunate
victim Of some disease OF the Tespi-
ratory organs bad known Of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, "
which is a paDseca for all diseases OF
the throat and lungs. For consump-
ton It Is believed to be the only real
specific vet known. For ali scrOfu-
lous and blood diseases It Is unfailing.
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Purify your Blood.

Ifyour tongue is coated.
Ifyuur skin j. yellow or dry.
IL you have bOiis-
lfyOu have fever
Ifyou are thin aud nervous.
If you are bilious
IfyOu are cOnstipated.
II your bones ache.
ifyOur head aches.
IfyOu have no sppeiite.
II YOU have no ambition
one bottle Of BEEG 5 Blood Purifier
and Blood maker will relieve any aud
ali OF the above complaints. sold
and warranted by Oscar Seiiz.
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that will S'lrr ysu iu lu-lurs s
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aud rnterurisius WIN fHt delay Grrri -uflt free.
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Of all kinds at your own Price

We have just finished Invoicing and after counting Cloas
find about 50 garments o all kinds left We had such
Cloak trade before having sold $50 Of them and well af
ford to sell the balance less than clean them We have
decided not keep prices will move them you
price below which every body has bought wrap do
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lnvalid8' Hotel and Surgical Institute
star OF ElEhfccn Experienced sad skfIl-
Tui i-hFsfcians ana surEcons.

al CHRONIC DISEASES a sPEciALTY-
Plticnts treated herc or 70 their hons. Many
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Florida Letter.
Fulton. Fla. Feb. Ia.

Fulton, Fla, Feb. IA, 'S7.
MEssRs EDITORS, AS this will be
the last letter | shall write for the col
amns Of your valuable papsr during my
soiouru here | think il will be well to
give your readers a few more points
about Florida. The weather here al
present, as it has also been the past two
weeks, is unusually warm even for
this section Of the country. Every
thing here which belongs to the veg
etable kingdom is growing rapidly. Ii
one Will take the pains to walk a short
distance from u camp back into the
county he need not go far before he is
greeted with tine sweet fragrance of
the peach, pear and orange blossoms
as well as from the blooming flowers.
There sweet perfumes makes it de-
lightful for all those who love to al
der amongst natural scenery.
AS the first streak of day greets the
morn birds Of maiy kinds of beautiful
plumage ill the air with their sweet
songs. The mocking birds which are
so numerous here sit peIched on the
tvppost branches of the tallest trees
aud sing in shrill notes the songs OF
most all the other kinds OF birds. They
seem to look down with a sort of COM
tempt upon their feathery neighbors be-
cause they are not gifted with All equal
power ot song. Even the animal king
uom here seems b. rejoice that they
zoo are permitted to live in such u
warm cliluats rs this, The alligator
seems to be willing to offer d small tri-
| bule Of praise tuthe Divine Giver OF all
things as he moves sluggishly along
the marsh, uttering low bellowings,
and IN ms way expressing thanks that
he 20 has an existence. All The diff
| ierrlt kinds oil trees here are clothed
with a new fOtiage, making ii appear
mere like the latter part Of May to me
than the middle OF February.
Now ID few facts in reference to farm
ing ia this state. AS / stated In IA for
mer letter, 50 1 repeat it, there is not
a doubt in my mud but tnat this is
the stat. for a farmer with small means
TO come to make money, at least as far
as my observation has gone. Let me
explain. Florida has an area OF about
afty-eight thousand square miles and
about nine-tenths OF this vast tract
Oh land is covered with timber
such MS oak, pine, magnolia, palmetto,
and various other kinds. Good truck
land can be bought here with the tim
her standing on 1t for from 81. rs to $lO
per acre, u really is not 30 much
uouile to clear the land here as it is
North as there is less underbrusll. In
the second place the land is well adapt
ed for growing vegetables and all kinda
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THE ELOPER RETURNED,
Egged and Burned i'm
EfflgV,

Prof. Pemberton Pierce after an
elopement trip with Fannie Il. Yates
to the Golden Gates and a six weeks
honeymoon which was spoilt BY a de-
tective who exposed their d~isgraeefui
escapade at Fresno, Cal, returned to
Pennsgrove on Monday afternoon on
the 4.40 train, just two months from
time he left. Mrs. Pierce, his wife,
received a letter last week from hin
stating that he was on his way
East and on Sunday she received
a note from Philadelphia telling
her to come to his brother Williams.
His coming was first made known by
the receipt of a telegram which preceded
the train a few minutes. Those who
heard it could hardly believe il ana all
we're struck dumb with smazement as
| no one thought there was a person on
earth with the consnmnate audactty
and unblnshing shamlessness to return
IN his former residence after such d
scandalous affair being so widely pnb-
lished. The few who heard of his COM
ing rushed to the depot soou 20 verify
the report as they saw him and wife
walked off smiling as if she had just
returned from her wedding trip from
California. She has always laid all he
| blame on Miss Yates, believing he was
led off probably by d golden cord hnt
was always an innocent lamb and ev-
Ell faithful to her, although he had left
her before. After greeting several in
an imposing way which was more o
congrat ulate himself, he and wife re-
tired to her sisters With whom she
was beeu residing IN the interim.
on hearing Of his arrival the 10 VII
was wild with excitement and denun-
ciations of the bitterest were made
against him. In the evening to HE
surprise Of many he had the unpreced-
ent gall to come out in public aud tue
brazen affrontery 10 walk up with ex-
tended hand to greet men he had left
his creditors and to walk into the bust
ness place of another he owed. Some
refused to receive his congratulations
on his return. His presence created
much curiosity. The crowd which
followed him booted and hallo0ed.
Amid the din Of tin pans and cans
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A LARGE SALE
OF
PROPERTY I
WILL be sold AT ppblic sale on

THURSDAY FEBRUARY "A. 1851.

THURSDAY FEBRUARY "a. 1887.
at the residence OF the subscriber situate on
the main road leading from Pc nnsgsove to
Pennsyille, about midway between the two
places, all the following descrlbed personal
property.
STOCK. 10 head of horses and mules; No. !
bay mare Saliie IA yrs. old, NOnpareil stock, a
good brood mare aud worker No. , black mare
Kate Nos bay colt Lucy 3 yrs. old, Kimball
j ckson, Nonpareil stock No. 4, bay mare
Dolly, 10 years old Rambo-Star stock with foal
now by Iudiaman, a superior brood mare No.
6 dark bay colt Indian, Indiaman horse out of
Dolly No. 6 bay colt Nettie, com ng $ yrs. old,
Lancewood horse out of Dolly No. 7 bay colt
Harry coming 2 years old, ancewOOd horse
out Of Dolly No. s gray Norman horse; No. 9
brown mare Fannie. a fair worker; No. 10 " II,
pair OF brown mules, jack and Bob, 20 yrs old,
superior VIC hers No. l2& Il pair OF brown
and bay mules 10 Pete and Jenny, S and lOATs
old make a good team in every way: 25 head OF
cattle 4 bulls 2 Ot them y Holdsteiu, 2 and 3
Years old, 2 York state.bulls, coming 2 years Old
4 heifeTS coming 2Iyrs Old Is COWS, some with
calves by their sides, others coming INTO roft
soon, must OF them York state Is Poland China
shoatS; Is being barrows and shotts, and 2
bears. These are very fine.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Etc. Pierpont
Threshei and Cleaner, with lever power and
belt complete; Boyer Feed grinder, Osborne
Fan mill IN good order; double liarpoOn hay
fox, blocks and rope complete; Telegraph
feed cutter, blocks AMI tails, patent beam
weighing 500 rs. = corn shelters, I Hainv's pat
ept. / sugar loaf, Gardiner hog scalder, Cham
pion tN,ne elf binder complete, new Champion
ara ana Inlt, y N1npav ug.NYiAy una..Fna
Champion seed drill, ,ulock lty tedder, 2
grindstones, : Atkinson gang ploWs, ? horse
rahes, / being new; roller, sleigh, cross cut saw,
7 wagOns.l West 4 Green carriage, nov 20 l.
aud buggy, l iron axle heavy open wagon, 2
wooden axle do, l market wagon, l skeleton
wagon, > carts, lot If bottoms and sides, , sets
bay shelvings, sets trnck rigging, IS plows, s
2-horse plows and 7l-aorSe plows, most all be-
ing in first class order, corn %c0yerer, ? Hewitt
potato diggers, 6 cuitiyat0rs, 4 beng CoX's iron
ones, 3 lallow harrows, lot of digging, killing
and hoeins hoes, lot OF dang and hay forks,
shoveb and SPADES, lot of scytheS and sneaIhs,
lot of OK, drag and trace chains, lot OF single
and double sNingle trees, lot OF cider and vine
gar blrrels, ? scoop s%lOvels, axes, measures,
will barrel aud cart, lot of Old iron.
HARNESS. 3sets double half ch lin. , sets
double aickls carriage harness, ! set Sit gle
nickle carrisg &c HI rues, ? sets cart harness, (
sets heavy fly nets, lots of collars, bride sc.
GRAIN and HAY. 4Ol IshelS corn, 10 tons
upland hay, timothy and clover mixed.
H0UoEHOLDGoODS q doz. Windsor chairs
x doz cane seaschairs, hair cloth sofa, 2 yds.
ingram carpet, ! sitting rom stoves, lot of
cellar fixtures.
Cause of sale. As | have qu I farming I have
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of fruits under a suitable climate near.
Nv all the year a round. Not only this
but the crops
ripen three months sooner here than In
the North. The produce Il be ship
ped To Northern markets and AN eH-
t%rayagant price received for IL which
Northern farmers cannot realize, De-
cause Of the fact that the residents Or
cities have been eating the southern
produce 50 long when the Northern
produce comes into market that they
care bit little for il.
The facilities for shipping truck from.
here to- New York IS very good. There
are two steamships running direct from
Jacksonville tn New YOlk. Why it is
that there is such an emigration to
The West aud so little to this state " in
comprehensive TO ne. do not think
there il much money in planting orange
groves here, unless a MA has plenty
of money as it istwelve or fifteen years
before they come into profitable hear
ing, while the truck farmer a get
three crops off of his ground the first
wear. II there are any farmers in Jer-
sey who intend to quit farming and go
elsewhere they cannot do better than
come here and go to farming. With
small capital, ordinary Judgment, and
a little ambition u farmer could ac-
cumulate a competence I'm a few wears.
The above statement in reference to
farming here is correct in every par
ticular.
Since the above WAS written the BOYS
have just brought in an enormous ALI
gator, measuring eleven feet in length
and weighing $50 pounds. Your . I
respondent secured two of his toe nails
as II trophy. ,Adieu. PALMETTO.
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~. Pauls M. Il. ehurcn,

of Prnusgroye, celebrated the second
anniversary of It's dedication By on all
day meeting Oh Thursday. The morn
ing love feast, lead by the Pastor. WAS
unusually interesting. At 80 L. M.
S. II. Leap read two very satisfactory
and encouraging reports OF the imam
cial affairs of the church, and Mrs.
Croft ode which showed the successful
operation Of the Mite society, after
which Rev. j. Y. Dobbius, Of Camden,
delivered Il powerful and eloquent SER
mon. His efforts heretofore in Penns-
grove have heen remarkably brilliant,
bnt many think this far excelled ali.
After the sermon the Sacrament of the
Lords supper was administered to
hundreds.
In the evening @ vast eoneourse
greeted and listened devontly to their
old time friend, Mrs. Lizzie Smith, of
Camden. Much as WAS expected OF her
she fully sustained her reputation as ap
able expounder of Bible truth, and an
eloquent defender and advocator of the
Chri tian faith.